Sieve Installer – Updated
Server-side Mail processing for Cyrus Enables vacation messages and mail filters with OS X Server 10.3.
Server-side Mail processing for Cyrus Enables vacation messages and mail filters with OS X Server 10.3.
The Berkeley DB tools that should have come with the OS Michael Bartosh has a pkg installer for the Berkeley DB utilities that are necessary to roll your Cyrus and OpenLDAP transaction logs in addition to performing other housekeeping chores for any bdb database.
I'll incorporate this into the other article. I had a deal of trouble with cyradm after installing it - things simply would not work as I wished (though the install was easy).
I've got a solid list of 10 mail servers, so give me a bit to put together the review...I'm hoping to put together a fairly lengthy review of mail servers available for OS X Server and I want to make sure I don't miss any.
I've occasionally encountered IMAP mailboxes that were unreadable and undeletable using any mail client. In Mac OS X Mail, this usually produces an "Unable to Select" error. Here's how to fix the server-side mailbox.
I've noticed at times that although I can send mail in SquirrelMail on OSXS, I can't see any visible sign that the mail went out - I don't get redirected to the Inbox, and can only see that I've sent mail if I look at the Sent mailbox...
I recently came up with the idea of using sieve scripts that I installed using Joel's article to filter my spam. I work for a University that filters all mail that comes to our site mail server through spamassassin. Messages that they suspect are spam get marked with the header X-SPAM-Level: and a number of stars.
Squatter indexes Cyrus mailboxes for faster searching The version Apple includes in OS X Server is a bit busted so download it here.
Sick of being stuck with Outlook 2001? Then Entourage 2004 might be a way out of Classic mode. I'll even tell you how to convert those nasty .pst and .pab files. Two for one in the third party app department today!
For those of us who either don't want to use sieve, or haven't been able to make it work properly--despite Mr. Rennich's best efforts to help--setting up procmail filtering is not too difficult.